Tabular Editor and Fabric Git integration
A guide to GIT integration in Fabric; The how and why of getting started with source control for semantic models
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Validate semantic model relationships
Test that your relationships are set up and work as you expect in your semantic model. In this series, we provide tips for how to effectively build a semantic model. In the previous article, we described how you create relationships in semantic model. Relationships are one of the most important parts of a semantic model,
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Create semantic model relationships
Understand why relationships are so important in a semantic model and how to create relationships in Power BI and Tabular Editor.
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Connect to and transform data for a semantic model
Starting your model by getting the right data in the right shape A semantic model provides meaning to data by using objects, calculations, and logic to represent a real-world process, like sales or pricing. A semantic model is a core component of Microsoft Fabric and Power BI; it’s one of the most important item types
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Prepare your data for a semantic model
Evaluate whether your data is ready for modelling or not. A semantic model is a layer that provides meaning to data (semantic) by using objects, calculations, and logic (model) to represent a real-world process, like sales or pricing. A semantic model is a core component of Microsoft Fabric and Power BI; it’s one of the
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Gather Requirements for Semantic Models
Learn how to gather requirements for semantic models. This article gives tips and advice on how to take the first step in developing a semantic model. It also covers how to use Tabular Editor as a wireframing tool to document your requirements.
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Semantic models in simple terms
In this article, we break through the technical jargon to understand what a semantic model is, why it’s important, and how it’s made.
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Composite models in Power BI and Fabric
Benefits and use-cases Power BI provides a variety of ways to enable users with self-service analytics. For example, organizations can opt for a managed self-service BI model (instead of a centralized enterprise BI model). In this model, a Center of Excellence (COE) or central team of data professionals create and manage Power BI datasets. Business
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Using Tabular Editor in Microsoft Fabric
A Sewing Machine for Fabric Microsoft Fabric is an all-in-one analytics platform announced earlier this year that unifies Data Factory, Synapse and Power BI under one roof. With Tabular Editor, you can develop and manage Power BI datasets that are deployed to workspaces using Fabric dedicated capacity. The new capabilities of Fabric and the features
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